Centrifugal Casting

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Centrifugal Casting - A method of forming thermoplastic resins in which the granular resin is placed in a rotatable container, heated to molten condition by the transfer of heat through the walls of the container, and rotated so that the centrifugal force induced will force the molten resin to conform to the configuration of the interior surface of the container. Used to fabricate large diameter pipes and similar cylindrical items.

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